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Stephen Feller TEHRAN, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- Iran celebrated delivery of the first new airplane to the country in decades on Thursday, holding a special ceremony on the tarmac after it landed in Tehran.
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  1. Iran takes delivery of first new Airbus planes since end of sanctions
  2. Los Angeles Angels, Danny Espinosa avoid arbitration, sign $5.4 million deal
  3. Los Angeles Rams ink Wade Phillips as defensive coordinator
  4. Two-thirds of packaged foods, drinks in Canada have added sugars, study says
  5. Concussions may speed up onset of Alzheimer's in at risk people
  6. Trump names Giuliani as cyber security advisor
  7. Freddy Galvis avoids arbitration, signs $4.35 million pact with Philadelphia Phillies
  8. Los Angeles Chargers hire Anthony Lynn as head coach
  9. Human Rights Watch: 'Politics of intolerance' a global threat
  10. Gun seizures at U.S. airports up nearly 30 percent in '16, TSA says
  11. New York Mets sign Lucas Duda for $7.25 million
  12. Vince Young sentenced to probation for drunk driving
  13. Charges reduced against Pittsburgh Steelers' Joey Porter
  14. Mike Smith withdraws name from Los Angeles Chargers coaching search

Iran takes delivery of first new Airbus planes since end of sanctions

Stephen Feller
TEHRAN, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- Iran celebrated delivery of the first new airplane to the country in decades on Thursday, holding a special ceremony on the tarmac after it landed in Tehran.
    

Los Angeles Angels, Danny Espinosa avoid arbitration, sign $5.4 million deal

Alex Butler
ANAHEIM, Calif., Jan. 12 (UPI) -- Shortstop Danny Espinosa will be a free agent next offseason, but he is staying put at Angel Stadium in 2017.
    

Los Angeles Rams ink Wade Phillips as defensive coordinator

Alex Butler
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- Sean McVay might be young, but the 30-year-old head coach isn't coming to the Los Angeles Rams empty-handed.
    

Two-thirds of packaged foods, drinks in Canada have added sugars, study says

HealthDay News
Two-thirds of packaged foods and beverages in Canada contain at least one added sugar, a new study shows.
    

Concussions may speed up onset of Alzheimer's in at risk people

HealthDay News
Concussions may increase the mental decline of people already at higher risk for developing Alzheimer's disease, Boston University researchers report.
    

Trump names Giuliani as cyber security advisor

Stephen Feller
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- President-elect Donald Trump is tapping former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani to advise the incoming administration on cyber security.
    

Freddy Galvis avoids arbitration, signs $4.35 million pact with Philadelphia Phillies

Alex Butler
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- Switch-hitting shortstop Freddy Galvis agreed to a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Phillies Thursday, avoiding arbitration.
    

Los Angeles Chargers hire Anthony Lynn as head coach

Alex Butler
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- New city. New stadium. New logo. New coach.
    

Human Rights Watch: 'Politics of intolerance' a global threat

Maryam Saleh, Medill News Service
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Human Rights Watch's annual report, released Thursday, warns of the dangers of growing populist movements around the world.
    

Gun seizures at U.S. airports up nearly 30 percent in '16, TSA says

Doug G. Ware
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- More than 700 additional firearms were confiscated at U.S. airports in 2016 than were the year before, the Transportation Security Administration said Thursday.
    

New York Mets sign Lucas Duda for $7.25 million

Alex Butler
QUEENS, N.Y., Jan. 12 (UPI) -- First baseman Lucas Duda will avoid arbitration after signing a one-year contract with the New York Mets.
    

Vince Young sentenced to probation for drunk driving

The Sports Xchange
Former Texas star and NFL quarterback Vince Young pleaded no contest to a drunk-driving charge on Thursday and was sentenced to 18 months probation.
    

Charges reduced against Pittsburgh Steelers' Joey Porter

The Sports Xchange
Charges against Pittsburgh Steelers assistant coach Joey Porter were reduced Thursday.
    

Mike Smith withdraws name from Los Angeles Chargers coaching search

Alex Butler
TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 12 (UPI) -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive coordinator Mike Smith was once rumored as the favorite for the Jacksonville Jaguars head coaching job.
    
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Washington Post Justice Department inspector general to investigate pre-election actions by department and FBI Washington Post The Justice Department inspector general will review broad allegations of misconduct involving FBI Director James B. ...
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  1. Justice Department inspector general to investigate pre-election actions by department and FBI - Washington Post
  2. Obama surprises Joe Biden with the Presidential Medal of Freedom - Washington Post
  3. Ryan: GOP will repeal, replace Obamacare at same time - CNN

Justice Department inspector general to investigate pre-election actions by department and FBI - Washington Post


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Justice Department inspector general to investigate pre-election actions by department and FBI
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The Justice Department inspector general will review broad allegations of misconduct involving FBI Director James B. Comey and how he handled the probe of Hillary Clinton's email practices, the inspector general announced Thursday. The investigation ...
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Obama surprises Joe Biden with the Presidential Medal of Freedom - Washington Post


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Obama surprises Joe Biden with the Presidential Medal of Freedom
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President Obama awarded the nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, to a shocked Vice President Biden on Thursday at the White House. Biden and the president had gathered with others for what the White House had described ...
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Ryan: GOP will repeal, replace Obamacare at same time - CNN


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Ryan: GOP will repeal, replace Obamacare at same time
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(CNN) House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday Republicans plan to repeal President Barack Obama's health care law at the same time they approve a GOP replacement plan. "We want to do this at the same time, and in some cases in the same bill," Ryan ...
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The department's inspector general will look into James B. Comey's hotly debated decision to inform Congress about a new review of the Hillary Clinton email case.
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  1. Comey Letter on Clinton Email Is Subject of Justice Dept. Inquiry
  2. As Trump Reaches Toward Putin, U.S. Troops Arrive in Poland
  3. C-Span Online Broadcast Interrupted by Russian Network
  4. Christopher Steele, Ex-Spy Who Compiled Trump Dossier, Goes to Ground
  5. Now Disagreeing With Trump: His Nominees
  6. 10 Key Moments From Thursday’s Trump Nominee Hearings
  7. James Mattis Strikes Far Harsher Tone Than Trump on Russia
  8. Ben Carson Urges Ending Reliance on Welfare in Bid to Be Housing Chief
  9. C.I.A. Nominee Says He Won’t Balk at Seeking Russian Intelligence
  10. Trump’s Pick for Education Could Face Unusually Stiff Resistance
  11. Mediator: As Trump Berates News Media, a New Strategy Is Needed to Cover Him
  12. Trump Tweet About L. L. Bean Underscores Potential Danger for Brands
  13. Obama Ends Exemption for Cubans Who Arrive Without Visas
  14. House Expected to Follow Senate’s Lead on Rush to Repeal Health Law
  15. E.P.A. Accuses Fiat Chrysler of Secretly Violating Emissions Standards
  16. Seeing Family Through the Border Fence
  17. Amazon to Add 100,000 Jobs as Bricks-and-Mortar Retail Crumbles
  18. After 26 Days at Sea, Missing Father and Daughter Arrive in Australia
  19. South Korea’s Blacklist of Artists Adds to Outrage Over Presidential Scandal
  20. Feature: Living in Andy Cohen’s America
  21. Rebel. Drug Fugitive. Hero? Haiti Erupts Over an Arrest
  22. Russian Proposal Would Phase In Cigarette Ban, but Current Smokers Get a Pass
  23. Martha Swope, 88, Who Etched Dance and Theater History in Photographs, Dies
  24. About New York: After 20 Years and 3 Trials, a Political Gadfly No Longer Needs a Day in Court
  25. Trilobites: For the First Time, a Ruby Sea Dragon Flaunts in Front of the Camera
  26. Team Relocations Keep N.F.L. Moving Up Financially
  27. Obama Surprises Joe Biden With Presidential Medal of Freedom
  28. Trilobites: Why Killer Whales Go Through Menopause
  29. The Billionaire Art Dealer Guy Wildenstein Is Cleared of Tax Fraud
  30. A Goth Male Soprano Who Plumbs the Darkness
  31. Eat: Why Clam-Chowder Pizza Is the Best Kind
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Comey Letter on Clinton Email Is Subject of Justice Dept. Inquiry

The department’s inspector general will look into James B. Comey’s hotly debated decision to inform Congress about a new review of the Hillary Clinton email case.

    

As Trump Reaches Toward Putin, U.S. Troops Arrive in Poland

Eastern Europeans were ecstatic when NATO voted to base troops in the region. But now, as they arrive, Donald Trump makes their mission less clear.

    

C-Span Online Broadcast Interrupted by Russian Network

A feed from RT broke into Representative Maxine Waters’s speech on the House floor in midsentence, in what may have been a technical routing error.

    

Christopher Steele, Ex-Spy Who Compiled Trump Dossier, Goes to Ground

The former MI6 agent was said to have hurriedly left his home in southern England when he knew his identity was to be revealed.

    

Now Disagreeing With Trump: His Nominees

In their first week of confirmation hearings, the president-elect’s cabinet picks contradicted his positions on Muslim bans, Russia, climate change, border walls and torture.
    

10 Key Moments From Thursday’s Trump Nominee Hearings

One result of the hearings: Some of the nominees disagree with President-Elect Donald J. Trump on a few issues, especially concerning Russia.

    

James Mattis Strikes Far Harsher Tone Than Trump on Russia

General Mattis, the president-elect’s choice for defense secretary, broke with his prospective commander in chief several times in Senate testimony as his candidacy advanced.
    

Ben Carson Urges Ending Reliance on Welfare in Bid to Be Housing Chief

At a Senate confirmation hearing, Dr. Carson tried to square his past remarks on the dangers of federal assistance with leading an agency that provides just that.

    

C.I.A. Nominee Says He Won’t Balk at Seeking Russian Intelligence

Representative Mike Pompeo made clear he was ready to take on America’s old adversary, even as President-elect Donald J. Trump denigrates the nation’s spy agencies.

    

Trump’s Pick for Education Could Face Unusually Stiff Resistance

Betsy DeVos, a billionaire who has never been an educator or overseen a state education agency, has her own questions to answer about potential conflicts of interest.

    

Mediator: As Trump Berates News Media, a New Strategy Is Needed to Cover Him

Donald Trump is a master manipulator, and the news media has found itself at the edge of a cliff. It needs better footing, fast.
    

Trump Tweet About L. L. Bean Underscores Potential Danger for Brands

An unusual product endorsement by the president-elect adds to the company’s headaches over a politically active family member.

    

Obama Ends Exemption for Cubans Who Arrive Without Visas

The unexpected change to a policy unique to Cubans has long been sought by the Cuban government.

    

House Expected to Follow Senate’s Lead on Rush to Repeal Health Law

A House vote on Friday will come after the Senate approved a measure that would allow Republicans to speedily gut the Affordable Care Act with no threat of a filibuster.

    

E.P.A. Accuses Fiat Chrysler of Secretly Violating Emissions Standards

Federal regulators said the automaker used secret software that allowed more than 100,000 vehicles to emit illegal levels of harmful pollutants.

    

Seeing Family Through the Border Fence

President-elect Donald J. Trump has proposed building a wall between the United States and Mexico. At the border near San Diego, separated family members reunite through the fence.
    

Amazon to Add 100,000 Jobs as Bricks-and-Mortar Retail Crumbles

The announcement by the online giant reflects what an economist sees as an inevitable process in which new industries rise and replace old ones.

    

After 26 Days at Sea, Missing Father and Daughter Arrive in Australia

New Zealand had been searching for the 6-year-old girl and her father since Dec. 26 following their disappearance after departing from a harbor there.
    

South Korea’s Blacklist of Artists Adds to Outrage Over Presidential Scandal

A blacklist by President Park Geun-hye’s government affected more than 9,000 artists, reports say, leading to introspection about the country’s authoritarian past.

    

Feature: Living in Andy Cohen’s America

No one understands our new era of reality-TV populism better than the man who turned “The Real Housewives” into an empire.

    

Rebel. Drug Fugitive. Hero? Haiti Erupts Over an Arrest

The arrest of Guy Philippe, the feared Haitian rebel leader recently elected as a lawmaker, shakes loose popular resentment of the United States.

    

Russian Proposal Would Phase In Cigarette Ban, but Current Smokers Get a Pass

The Health Ministry draft rules would ban the sale of cigarettes to people born in 2015 and after.

    

Martha Swope, 88, Who Etched Dance and Theater History in Photographs, Dies

Ms. Swope produced hundreds of thousands of images of performers in action, and by the time she retired, her studio contained more than a million images.

    

About New York: After 20 Years and 3 Trials, a Political Gadfly No Longer Needs a Day in Court

John Kennedy O’Hara was convicted, twice, of the rare charge of felony voting. Finally, fishy prosecution tactics were revealed and his indictment dismissed.

    

Trilobites: For the First Time, a Ruby Sea Dragon Flaunts in Front of the Camera

Scientists observed the bright red sea creatures in the waters off Western Australia with the help of a remotely operated vehicle.

    

Team Relocations Keep N.F.L. Moving Up Financially

The Chargers’ announced move to Los Angeles will add even more money for owners amid growing uncertainties facing the league.

    

Obama Surprises Joe Biden With Presidential Medal of Freedom

President Obama surprised his vice president, bestowing on him the Presidential Medal of Freedom and calling Mr. Biden “my brother” in a tearful goodbye at the White House.
    

Trilobites: Why Killer Whales Go Through Menopause

Orcas are one of the few species that outlive their fertility, and researchers believe reproductive conflict between mothers and daughters might explain why they develop menopause.

    

The Billionaire Art Dealer Guy Wildenstein Is Cleared of Tax Fraud

The ruling stated that the behavior in question fell into a gray area before France enacted legislation in 2011 regarding foreign trusts.

    

A Goth Male Soprano Who Plumbs the Darkness

M. Lamar’s new show, “Funeral Doom Spiritual,” is an assemblage of old spirituals; it has its New York premiere at the National Sawdust in Brooklyn.

    

Eat: Why Clam-Chowder Pizza Is the Best Kind

The only thing better than a classic is two.

    

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